Cobertura-formatted XML reports? about xcodecoverage HOT 8 CLOSED

I'd also be interested in Cobertura format reports - we can use the HTML generated but I think we'll lose our coverage trends by doing so.

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Check this solution https://github.com/eriwen/lcov-to-cobertura-xml, it works well for me. I modified the "getcov" script to use the python script from it. More advanced solution would be to use for example "--format" parameter to set the wanted output format (html/cobertura-xml)

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@rolandkakonyi Every time I try to use that tool, I get an error saying "unable to convert". I'm not particularly sure what file I should be pointing it at? Any tips?

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try this:
https://github.com/rolandkakonyi/XcodeCoverage/blob/master/getcov

I changed my forked copy to use that tool.
I'm using it on a company jenkins-ci and it is working well.
I should create a pull request.

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@rolandkakonyi Thanks for that. I gave it a go running python lcov_cobertura.py lcov-file.dat but no dice. I'm trying to get it running on jenkins too, but testing in a local repo at the moment.

Running with Xcode 6.1 on Yosemite, if that makes any difference. The plain XcodeCoverage tool works a treat.

The error/message I get is Unable to convert lcov-file.dat to Cobertura XML I've searched for that file on my system and I can't find it. I've tried pointing to the Coverage.info and index.html as well, with the same error

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@killian90 I'm using Yosemite & Xcode 6.1 too.
You should use the argument "--format cobertura-xml" on my script.
like:
"XcodeCoverage/getcov --format cobertura-xml"

(note: result coverage.xml file will be under XcodeCoverage folder)

the python script should be used with arguments -b and -o
like:
python lcov_cobertura.py lcov-file.dat -b ${SRCROOT of the tested project (not the test project) } -o ${DESTINATION_XML_FILE}

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@rolandkakonyi I completely misunderstood what I was supposed to be doing with your file. It's working now to the point where it just prints the coverage file to terminal. I feel like I'm missing something obvious.

I've piped the output to a file to see if there was any errors (couldn't scroll back to the beginning of the xml output) and there are none.

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Just merged pull request #29 which adds Cobertura support

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